Title: Generate multi-view orthographic projections from a 3D design model.
Course: Advanced Drawing and Design (21149) > Section: Focusing on Drawing

Generation should include

- rationale for choices of views
- required number of views to fully describe object
- a reference view
- pencil sketches before digital sketches
- symbols (e.g., centerlines, hidden lines, section lines, cutting-plane lines, materials)
- necessary references
- scale
- dimension conventions.

Process/Skill Questions:

- What justifies a sectional-view drawing?
- How is the location of the sectional cutting-plane line determined?
- What determines the scale of a sectional view?
- When is a sectional view necessary?
- What is the difference between first- and third-angle projections?
- Where are first- and third-angle projections used?
- How is the front view of an object determined?
- How can the number of views be reduced and still fully describe an object?
- When are more than three views needed?